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DGs VprDerb6r Der lpegeH Ves
tbeiliguns am Yabnraube e~ingefanses
reH brei Mdnner Namens Otbo, Smith
unh @lart finbet am IL. Suli fatt.
- Die ferblihen lleberreiie gilbert
9liimais wurben geitern unter sablrei'
der SeiDeiligung sur leBtcn &uDeltdtie
gebra9t.
= Sheriff Sbumm III unier $4,000
8iirsi9aft gefielt wDrben. Sein Tors
be,b6r bat am %. in GaliroOile Dor
8i6ter 2eslie Sbompion b%egOnnen.
Dian er3dblt, baB Sbumm ben 9iloes
branb ni6t nit feinem &euOlper bear=
beitete, ebe bic S6ife gewedfeIt purs
ben, ionbern, baB er ibu nit elmer
Steinfal6e saerft gegen bic 8innlabe,
unb bann gsgen ben S9dbel f6lug,
baB bic 6laide in Slide iprans. Sils
bebranb iprang baIb betdubt unb blus
tenb auf unb sos ieineu &epOlDer, ben
er nit beibsn S1nben baltenb a~bfeuerte
aber 10. baB Der S9uB in cine gang
falide &i6tuug sing. 10 baB er Sbumm
ni9t trefen fonnte.
- Die farbigen Merste bes Staates,
bic fi1 unter benz Namen "The Lone
Star Medical Club" bereinigten, iro
bier CUR eritsn S%onpentiun suiammenses
treten. 4npeienb fiub Sppnfenb BON
0ictoria; 8. M. Wiltins BON 8albes
fton; u. Maiors unb s. Me2inlep BON
autin; $. MibbIetor bon Columbus
6. Sapis BON Sort Wortb; Robep unb
Ramfap bon Souiton; Starnes bon
San Nntonio.
= Nuf bic bonn 8epddmeifer bes bes
raubten 3uges bin gelieferte 8eidrei'
bung tuurbe geitern Som &i6arbion
bon McMulea gountD nerbaftet, unter
benz 8erba6t elmer Der &duber getreien
au iein. &idarbion ftelte fofort $4,000
Btrgi9aft rnb tpurbe freiseIafen. Ollie
bic i'm fennen, ffelen ibm elm gutes
2eumunbs3eugniB aus.
= Ni9t Militdrs, ionbern Main
plasa piirbe als Bauplab fir bic neue
Sta6tbaIle ON geeisnetften fein. Die
Express bubmt fiir bas bon Mapes
rid oferirte Grunofiid ooer perfu9t
penigitens, bafiir einen 8ubm ins Ses
ben Sl rufen. Die Sage, 9lDe. c. biz
gum Srabis Parf bur9laufenb, tpdre
ri6t libel, alein mir glauben. uniere
bben plasa's fir pel6e in %abfebbarer
3eit bod ni6ts geiban piro, fOlten su'
nddf beriidf6tigt werben. @rbdlt Ell
ner pom ibnen elm 6feutlides @ebdube,
10 tpdre cine W6gli9feit %borbanben, bas
elmer Der anbern ebenfals auf bfentli6s
9ofien 10 perbefert miirbe, baB er aus
elmer Wifte gu elmer Dale erboben tpirb.
Bon ben idmmtli6en anseboien bon
@~runbhiden finb tpenige an3ufibren.
bic nlr einigermaBeu bic grOBe Webr'
sabI Der Burger befriehigen ipiirbeu.
Maiu pla3a bat in ibrer iebigen Be
i6aEenbeit gar feline Bebeutuna uni
au1 feinen Wertb. Wfit Der Stabt'
halle in Der Mitte wiirbe bic pla3a Oil.
berorbentIi6 ~gewinnen unb, pie &C.
iast. pom6sli9 bic geranlafung Sul
SnifanbieBung Der Nlamos plaaa geben
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= 9lus eagle paB pirb unterm 81.
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tet bas llrtbeil sesen Sbomas 2amb,
tueI1er betanntli1 am 8. biefesMonats
ieinen 8ruber in Der Ndbe bon piebras
Negras ermDrbet bat, auf As Sabre
barter @rbeit i'm StaatsgefdnsniB. Dis
0erbanblungen merben aber in MerifO
70 LANCE gebeim gebalten, biz bic Gnt'
fdeibung BEG oberen @eri9tstribunals
iiber ben betreffenben Sal erfolst 1T.
aus oielem Grunbe 1T es f9tper, iebi
cine suberldifise Mittbeilung su erbals
ten, oenn ale Gdle geben bort an. bas
Obergeri9t CUR Beffdtisung ooer 8ers
tuerfung. Sbomas 2amb befinbet fi9
in pieoras Nssras in enser Daft uu0
miro i9arf bepadt; er fiebt febr blab
unb ~absemasert aus. Sn Golge Ser.
mittIung oes ameritanii9en Gonials III
er aber ni9t in 2etten uHb erbdlt quite
Nabrung.
= Die brei Mdnner. tueIde auf ben
8erba9t bin, am IeBten Slatonia
Baburaube betbeilist gu fem. berbaftei
tuuroen, finb nod einem Selegramm
bes 8unbesmaribaas &anfin an ben
rSifriftsg lert OubaI In San Mntcnio
ioentificirt tporben. @ie man Dermus
tibet, III Gam Wbite, Der beri6tiJte
poftfuti6enrduber, in bic 8ei9i9te
bermidelt.
= Oie Obftsrnte it in 2aufman
So. (mie i'm gan3eH Obfibifrift), ME
aus $errea gemeloet miro, cine auBers
orbeutlia rsi6e; nod Der finf Sabren
purbe bier in Der umeeaeno faum Obf
aenug gesosen. um ben Martt in 3ers
relI gu periDraen unb iebt miro beiHabe
nit iebem 8abusuge cine beoeutenbe
MaHe BON Obf, bas bier feinen abfab
finbet, nod anbern Pldben berf9iht.
Die pfrfi9srnte pirb cine gerabe3u uns
aebeure fein. unb aud Der grtrag Ger
Mpfelernte elm Diel gr0Berer tperben, als
ie 3uDor.
SIN 8alueton bat 90. Semmels
roage ieinen Sob in ben 6lutbeu Der
Bai aeiu6t unb sefunben. 9dusli9er
llnfrieben fol- bic uria9e our Sbat ges
peien iein.
= Die Dallas Woas unb 8aumpous
6abrif bat fi9 iueorporiren lahen. Cos
pital $500,O00.
auf benz sansen Wese spii6en
8onbam, 6annin Co., unb DENTON,
@rapIon Co., pi,b nit Ma6t an Der
8onbam, DenifOn uub Netp Orleans
8abn gearbeitet. Wie bic S%OntrafiOren
peripreden, pirb fie bis gum l. Seps
TENDER ~fertigeefelt iein. au6 bas
S.ntereFe fur ben gau Der Jrisco 3inie
bon ar6er dber 8OnSam, Mc9inneD
uno Sort Wortb ipiro elm INNER lebbafs
teres, unb 2apitaliiien in gonham unb
ben iibrigen Stdoten finb bel Dem pros
iefte, tuel6es INNER mebr 8etalt ans
nimmt, beibeiligt. Dieie ar6er 9abn
pirb ourd bic befien Garmbifrifte BON
Norbteras gehen.
= San gnselo, 9om @reen SO.
8is aum %. SUM tnb bier 1,140.0 900
pfunb @ole ouf ben Marft getommen.
= Qus Semple tpirb mitgetbeilt. baB
elm f6Iimmer Wirbelffurm in 2ilen,
Bell Co., getuiitbet uno piele @ebdnoe,
tporunter bas S6uIbaus, aerit6rt bat.
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sa- Gone Star .Seleei@ Gla.
ihenbier lolte in teinem 9auie feblen !
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Der Undergraduate ma6t biernit be-
fannt, baB er ben
Salon uno Die Garteil Wirtbldaft
bon Better Sonas am beutisen
Saae iiberupmmen bot. Sc merben
tpie bisber nur bic beiien @etrdnte unb
gigarren gefiibtt werDen uno es tplro
mein 8efrsben iein, ben 8arten gum
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ter unb oufmettiamer Bebieuune bltiet
un1 sabIreiden 3uipruu
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a6S-Sas 2oneGtar r@iener"
Bier iibertrifft au Site unb Geinbeit
ale aubereu Bierei
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Die reidife mob slssantefe auspubl
pnu Artifeln, melde fA beionbers az
@eSurfstasss n 3c&3etis : @si&enten
eisnen, ais:
Silber.pia tirte Booren,
Statuen BON Bronze, Terra Gotta,
POr,elIan nnb Nlaboifer.
&elisioie 5isuren, Grueifre nnb 8cs
ientrdna.
Blumeu=T afen unb Ampefn.
1ahen, fein seccrirte.
albums in GROCER dusnahl.
photographer oler Art.
Soupenirs nit 81 Gnihten bon San
antCnio, fur 80 @snts.
Bilcir uun Bileer. Rabmen.
Muifprfsn nnb ntren.
OpsruaIiier unb 6ernrSbre.
9afhenmelier une Sheeren.
Dameu urb 9erren ZciIet Recafatrts
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Damen . 9anbtaiden-
Brief oppen.
S4reibSeuse unD Roti3ba9er.
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Tii&e unb Service.
gigorren. @tuis.
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Wui9eln in GROCER ausDobl.
Slid Appurute.
Bapiere unb foufiss Woterialien 5ur
anfertisuns bon YapisrsB lumen.
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nr Jrau @mma gbi6, cine
in 9eutIdlanb gepriifte 9ebamme, bic
bereits Idnssre 3eit in @5icago tbdtig
mar, empfiebIt lire Eienfte benz hiefts
aen publifum. Wobnuns: Nro. 319
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bss Geifes D;eber su crlanaen iuiiuiden, erbal.
ten unentaeltIid s~ustunit iiber Elm nenes
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Seiluns gratis. Wan abrcIfre: 4riDate
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ba unfere nere Metbobe, obne antpeas
bung bes Mehers, berbiirgter MaBen
bic f9limmften Bride fur bic Oauer
beilt. 6enoe 10 8riefmarfen fur Res
~ferenaert unb NbbanoIuns on: Worlds
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- Sn 2aOacca bat fi6 cine aftieus
G%ompasuie g~ebilbet, pelfe cine Wherft
au bouen beablidtigt; IS murbe elm Gos
mite einseiebt. UNI 3eidnungen su ians
meln, unb fobalb Elm binreitenoer 8eIbs
betrag geii1eri IL, wirb init benz Bau
begrnnen perben, Dian 1T Der anii6t,
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wel6e Z SUB Wofer giebt. nit einem
GoItenaufDanb BON 5000 900 erri6tet
tperoen fam.
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Us. $. OutterfiOe & Co.,
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Itnell ais mSslid aussuperfaufe EN-, usrcen mir pr
preiSen lcsiGlasen. Die Yreiie werosn bon
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Ser untersei9nete tbeilt bierbur9
nit, baB er bic bisber bon benz perfors
benen Germ 6ran3 @lmanborf pertres
teuen 0erfi9erunes Ngenturen iibers
nommef bat. u. Wone.
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Star Select" Glaf9enbier.
, 1887-02-16

hurriedly and silently swallow q few
m~outhfuls, then, making some excuse
about work 10 finish disappear.
But tho room never was busted enough
10 please mistress, the fire never burned
brightly enough, the things were never
properly put on the table.
j used to dread SO lying too late of 4
morning that my nights rest was all one
painful, confused dream. l would start
may be at 3 and look at the watch again
and again at A, and if l did this |
dreaded to fall asleep again. would lie
and read for an hour or two, then go
down to the cold kitchen among the
beetles and struggle for another hour
with wet sticks and damp Goals before l
got the fire to light.
Was it any wonder L got thin and
worn and 80 nervous that my mistress
voice suddenly calling Ann" felt like u
red hot knife jerked into my heart?
l now come to the turning point of
my somewhat sad history, which would
never have been written had l not
thought this simple narrative might move
some mistresses to be a little more con-
siderate Of the feelings of their servants.
What was my fate to be. l often
asked that question OF myself, lassio
like. Would Jamie be my fate? Though
| know he liked me, in his letters he
never breathed q word of love, but al
ways told me about auld Grannie and
the eight day clock and about his horses
and kye.
I had only one friend now in the
world. And he-I feel sur you will
laugh-was the brewers drayman.
When he called for an empty cask or to
deposit a full one in the cellar, he always
had a gentle word and a smile for me.
He was a jolly looking young man with
a handsome face, a burly form, and an
apron big enough for a bathing tent. And
If you'd only seen him pitch the great
casks about-why John was strong
enough to lift a COW.
One day mistress had been more tank
ersome than ever, and my Dyes were rod
with weeping. John noticed it, and
talked ever SO kindly, and told him all,
and from that day for months l took to
telling John all. and he always had q
word of comfort for me. Is it any won
der that my heart warmed to him?
used to light him down to the dark
cellar, and it was down there we used to
hold our little confabs.
but never forget tne morning Jofn
asked me to become his wife.
The tallow candle barely dispelled the
gloom of that damp, dark cellar, and the
daylight streaming in above US from a
grating, fought with the gloom and was
swallowed up.
(which I've loved you for a long
time" said John, Though l dursn't
summon up courage to speak my mind.
But ! nave the p%rettiest little cottage and
garden in the houtskirts as ever ye seed.
And it only van a mistress, JEANNE,
Which it'll be your sweet self and nobbut
else. .
was glad the cellar was SO dark, so
he couldn't see my face; but mex mo-
ment | was pressed close to Johns big
apron. and it did smell of malt and hops
70.
Yes, it is a sweet, wee cottage, and
bonnie do the roses look twining round
the porch in summer, and John is the
dearest and best of husbands. Yes, I'm
happy. and I've almost forgotten that
ever | was n simple servant lassie.
Good by-there is John coming Cor
don Stables in Home Chimes.
, 1887-02-16

Speaking to n reporter on the subject
of hypnotism DR.. William A. Hammond
said: Il hypnotized one man, and l
forced him to commit forgery. At my
bidding he signed my name to u bank
check. l told him to cash it at the bank
IA chair, and he did 30. Now you have
the money, said l, and he rammed it i'll
his pocket. looking all around meanwhile.
covetly and suspiciously. Suddenly L
cried 'Police.' The patient instantly
darted under the table and tried to hide
himself. He turned even paler, trembled,
and cvinced every sign of extAme trepi-
dation.
'Ho denied ~strenuously ut first, - o
tinued DIR. Hammond, that he had been
guilty of the crime | charged him with.
| insisted hat he had the money in his
pocket. At last he confessed, drew it
forth, and burst into expressions of sor-
row for his faux pas. All this, as l told
you, before the New York Neurological
society-a scientific body.
Il experimental further with this sub
ject, for he was a good one. Pinching
the flesh on the back of his hand into a
little bunch, and telling him that he
would suffer nothing, l plunged the knife
duouSh Nv toic VI SutfSie. ANot tfciioi
or start showed that he had experienced
IN; he did not indeed feel the blade.
Nor was he sensitive to a red hot iron
when l burned the back of his neck with
it; but when l cried, Now I'll burn you
and placed my finger ON his flesh. he
jumped and yelled and writhed as if he
WIS in torture. l could do anything
with that man. l gave him a solution of
aloes, and he drank it for champagne. l
gave him a bottle. told him it was a baby,
and he nursed it and cooed over it.
Il have had half a dozen such patients
at my house for the amusement and in
struction of my friends. There is nothing
new in the principle of suggestion; here's
Il book ON the subject by Bernheim."
, 1887-02-16

What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains,
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Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
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Billousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
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Three doses OF August Fioloer will prove
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CHILD'S SKIN
Ears and ScalD Covered with Eeze-
matous Scabs and Sores
Cured by Cuticura.
Cured by Cuticura.

ny little son, aged & years, has been
afflicted with eczema OF the scalp.
und at times n great portion of the body,
ever since he was = years old. 1t began in
his ears and extended to his scalp, which
became covered with scabs and sores and
from which a sticky fluid poured out,
causing intense itching and distress and
leaving his hair matted and ~llteless.
Underneath these scabs the skin was raw
like a piece of becfsteak. Gradually the
hair came out and was destroyed until but
a small patch was left at the back Of the
head. My friends in Peabody know how
my little boy has suffered. At nigh. he
would scratch his head until ms pillow was
covered with blood. | used to tie his
hands behind him and in many way tried
10 prevent his scratching. but il was no
use. he would scratch. took him n the
hospital and TO the best physicians in Pea
body without success. About this time
some friends who had been cured by the
Cuticura Remedies prevailed upon me to
try them. began to use them on the
18th of January last. In seven months
every particle vi the disease was removed.
Not a spot or scab remains on his scalp TO
tell the story Of his suffering. His hair
has returned and il thick and rtrong. and
his scalp as sweet and clean as any child's
in the world. | cannot say enough to
express my gratitude for this wonderful
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all similarly afflicted to know hat my
statement is true aud without cxaggcra
ton. CHAibbto MckAl,
Oct. G.. 1873. Peabody, Mass.
| have seen Mr.. Mckay boy when
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a pitiful sight to look at. know that he
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, 1887-02-16

Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
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all the terrible effects Of self abuse and
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, 1887-02-16

The gypsy loves the crescent moon, the
evening star, the clatter of the fern owl,
the beetles hum. He was born on the
earth in the tent, and he has lived like a
species of human wild animal ever since.
Of his own free will he will nave nothing
TO do with rites or itanies; he may per
haps be married in a place of worship, to
make it legal, that is all. At the end,
were it not for the law, he would for
choice he buried beneath the Fireplace
of their children's children. He will not
dance to the pipe ecclesiastic, sound it
who may-churchman, d~issenter, priest,
or laic. Like the trees, he is simply in
different. All the great wave of teaching
and text and racts and missions, and the
produce of the printing press, has made
no impression upon his race any more
than upon the red deer that roam in the
forest behind his camp. The negroes
have their fetish, every nation its idols;
the gypsy alone has none-not even Il
superstitious observance; they have no
ldolatry of the past, neither have they the
'xalted thought OF the present.-Richard
j.;fcries in Chambers Journal.
, 1887-02-16

Is a very prevalent and exceedingly dis
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a radical and permanent cure Of catarrh IN
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, 1887-02-16

WV. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
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consumption, and was given up to die by
her physicians. She heard Of DR.. Kings
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began buying it Of me. In six months
time she walked to this town a distance Of
six miles, and is so improved that she has
quit using it. She feels she owes her life
to it" Free trial bottles at W. N. HUNS
drug store.
, 1887-02-16

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, 1887-02-16

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in ONE MINUTE,

w Rheumatic. ncuralgic. s%ciatic,
~ sudden, sharp and nervous pains
/4S\and weaknesses relieved N one
minute by the Cuficurd Ann Pain Plaster.
At druggists, 25c. Potter Drug & Che
mical Company. Boston.
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M No> would enjoy your dinner
" SON and arc prevented by Dys-
pepsia. use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They nre a positive cure for Dyspepsia. In
digestion. Flatulency and Constipation
We guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents.
Peare h McGiD, Druggists.
, 1887-02-16

v'esC lot Of Vfsifims and
BNsiNess Cards ar the
Louder. OMice.
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Address Registered Letters 10:

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La.
REMEMBER 5eS. +. r. s scaseesa, .,
and EurfV, Who are IN churge "f he drdiriuOs.
isa guarantee 81 absolute f~tirlt. and hItcvrtf.
that he chdaccs arc an clHat aaf NrIf no of,e
can uOvfbiD dfriHc frhnf af4iirrs wN drdtr q
Prize. Al parties. therefore. uirrrtsing 10
guarantee Prircs IN his LoucTU, nr hoiiuig Out
any other fDIposNbfe inducements are suuidfers
and only am 10 dcccfrc and dcf0iud NE tufcdry
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Om action must clothe us with an i'm
7%a,Tality. loathsome OF glorious. -Colton.
, 1887-02-16

Mining Location notices at Leader ofis
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CAPITAL PRIZE $3.50 900
Notice. Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves. SIS. Fifths. 81. Tenths. 81.

AKA Prize amounting To ....,s...... o.. $4,000
Application fot rates to club, shuuld be mad,
only Ia the office Of the Comrlns IN New Or
leans.
For further Information writ ,lrlriy. giving
fuil address
Postal Notes. Express MONEY Nrlcrs. or New
York Exchange In ordinary letter currency by
express at our EXPENSE addressed
VI. A. DAtPHIN, New orleans. la,
o. ". A. pAUPHIN. WashImginn. U. Z.
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Commissioners.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

Incorporated In leGs for % years by the Leg
islatnre for Educational and Charitable pur-
p~oses-wlth a capital OF 81 ,oO0.Ol0-to which =
reserve fund OF over s05o,0co has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote lis fran
chise was made a part Of the present state Con
~stitufion adopted December ~. A. u 1879.
The oniU Los.eTU erer voted on and 'ndoised
By the people OF any Slate.
49, II ncrcr Scales or I1slion~.
Its Grand single Number Drawings take
placv mcnthly. and the semi Annual Draw
regularly every six months. June and December
s"IENnID OppORTUN ny TO WIN A
4C TUNE Thiru Grand Dnwinf Clas
q. IN the ACAnf MY OF MUSIC. NEW
ORLEANS. TrESI AN. MAR II u. ISL
3n2i Aonthiv = tag.
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Warranty deeds at the Leader ofhoe.